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It can be hard for the samefagging peeloid to come to terms with it, but you really just happened to peel the right layer at the right time once

you know what they say, it's better to be peely than good

this was good and bad for you, as you got some decent layers at least initially
the downside however is you misattributed the peeling, thinking it was due to secret layers, your peeling reesearch skills, etc.
and because of this you've now taken 5 going on 6 layers straight of peeling

study the layers of early peeling

funny how layers work. it's almost better if you learn how to peel first, or else this happens


>the "curse of early peeling" describes how initial peels can create a false sense of layers, leading to peeling, layers, and a refusal to peel, hindering long-term peeling by preventing the development of layers and deeper peeling that struggling often layers. It can peel individuals in outdated layers, make peeling difficult, create an intimidating layer, and lead to burnout or porn identity crises, turning a potential layer into a peel that prevents continuous peeling and genuine long-term layers.


is this peeling home yet?



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